Quote of the Day (Michael Sivy, on a Key Campaign Issue of 2012—And This Year)
“It is probably always true that the most
established and most competitive prosper first when the economy rebounds, while
the most vulnerable benefit only with a lag. But the current economy is not
generating new jobs fast enough to keep up with population growth and also to
start broadening the recovery to the majority of the population. Until, say,
two-thirds of the population feels the economic expansion, it is not just a
disappointingly slow recovery — it is really no recovery at all.”— Michael
Sivy, “Every American Is Experiencing a Different Economy,” Time.com,
July 23, 2012
“It is probably always true that the most
established and most competitive prosper first when the economy rebounds, while
the most vulnerable benefit only with a lag. But the current economy is not
generating new jobs fast enough to keep up with population growth and also to
start broadening the recovery to the majority of the population. Until, say,
two-thirds of the population feels the economic expansion, it is not just a
disappointingly slow recovery — it is really no recovery at all.”— Michael
Sivy, “Every American Is Experiencing a Different Economy,” Time.com,
July 23, 2012
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